Johns Hopkins replaces honor code with ethics board
Johns Hopkins University students vote to discard the 62 year old honor code and adopt a Constitution of Academic Ethics. A six student four faculty Academic Ethics Board now oversees exam proctoring and charges, reducing student only policing as faculty join enforcement amid rising grade pressure and cheating concerns.
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Court approves hormonal treatment for sex offender in Maryland
A prisoner serving concurrent life sentences sought Johns Hopkins hormone therapy to reduce sex drive. A federal consent rule blocked treatment until he pursued court appeals, highlighting ethical debate over informed consent for prisoners. Hopkins researchers warn about legal and financial hurdles in prison medical ethics.
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Prison researchers halt grant for sex offender treatment
State news reports a doctor explains they cannot pursue further questions as it would invade prisoner privacy. Walker notes Hopkins researchers have not applied for another grant and lack funds to accept new patients, despite believing their treatment helps sex offenders.
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Detrick secrets exposed as Cold War reckoning unfolds
Former workers testified before Congress as Olson death and three disclosed Army deaths prompt scrutiny of safety and secrecy at Fort Detrick. CIA links, missing shellfish toxin, and blueprints for projects raise questions about double doors, air locks, and germ warfare history, amid shifts from chemical programs to cancer research.
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Marijuana raid tied to juvenile case and city police activity
A detained youth faces assault and intent to maim charges as the marijuana case continues. Cotton candy ingredients from the Frederick Fair are sent to Baltimore for analysis after two girls showed tongue swelling. The Kentucky Candy Apple stand reopened after physician reports. A two week wait is noted for lab results. Also, a Junior ambulance and an Independent Hose Company engine were damaged in separate Saturday night incidents. Beil faces a traffic offense.
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Study shows Maryland gas shortage rise higher than national average
Senator J Glenn Beall Jr presents a 50 page Congress analysis by Kenneth Biederman predicting Maryland natural gas deficiency grows about 190 percent next year, from 9.5 percent to 22.5 percent, surpassing a 50 percent national rise.
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Havre de Grace teen in critical condition after crash
An 18 year old, Robert Roy James son of Maryland treasurer William James, remained in critical condition at the shock trauma unit after a one car crash near Havre de Grace Sunday night. A 15 year old Havre de Grace passenger, David Angelucci, was treated and released. The driver was said to have been speeding and failed to negotiate a curve four miles from the James home Old Bay Farm.
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Dial Direct Minute Saver Coupon from C P Telephone
A promotional message explains new interstate rates for direct dialing. Daytime calls to Los Angeles cost 56 cents for one minute, 96 cents for two minutes, with night and weekend rates offering 22 cents for one minute and 16 cents for each additional minute.
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